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Some of the top-selling buildings of 2025 so far Some of the top-selling buildings of 2025 so far
The top 50 best-selling buildings in New York City so far this year are, not surprisingly, dominated by new development condos. These buildings tend to have more inventory and generally command higher prices than resales, as they’re designed around what today’s buyers want: state-of-the-art finishes, comprehensive amenities, and well-considered sellable layouts.

Manhattan’s new development pipeline has slowed since the pandemic, and many of the top sellers have been on the market for several years now. Recent additions to the list include The Katharine in Greenwich Village, which quickly sold all but one of its eight residences, as well as 720 West End Avenue and 255 East 77th Street. A more unusual entry was Armorie in the Flatiron District, where all 20 units were sold in one transaction to an undisclosed developer who plans to resell them at a later date.
Central Park Tower, Billionaires' Row Central Park Tower in Billionaires' Row (Extell Development Company)

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Sutton Tower, 430 East 58th Street
Sutton Tower, 430 East 58th Street Beekman/Sutton Place
200 East 75th Street
200 East 75th Street Lenox Hill
255 East 77th Street
255 East 77th Street Lenox Hill
The Henry, 211 West 84th Street
The Henry, 211 West 84th Street Broadway Corridor
The Astor, 235 West 75th Street
The Astor, 235 West 75th Street Broadway Corridor
Nearly every building on the list is a condo. The lone co-op to break into the top 50 was 730 Park Avenue, which notched three sales averaging over $18 million each. Two condops also made the cut: 450 Washington Street on the Tribeca waterfront and The Willow, a red brick building to the east of Gramercy Park.
The rankings below reflect all reported signed contracts between January 1 and July 20 of this year. Unlike closed sales, which are tracked by the NYC Department of Finance, signed contracts are reported by brokerages. That means pricing and timing may be a little imprecise. Some projects, such as The Greenwich by Rafael Vinoly in the Financial District and One Domino Square in Williamsburg, do not report some or any contract activity. According to the One Domino Square team, however, the project recently surpassed 75 contracts and $200 million in signed volume. The condo component has 160 one- to three-bedroom units, including penthouses with private terraces, one of which shattered Williamsburg's apartment record earlier this year.
The condos at One Domino Square would have likely made the list, but sales team does not publicly report individual contracts.
Another standout that is likely this year's best-seller, is Zeckendorf Development’s 80 Clarkson Street, which is projecting more than $2 billion in total sales across just 113 residences. Its two towers recently topped out. Prices average around $5,000 per square foot, with current availabilities ranging from a $4.9 million two-bedroom to a full-floor, seven-bedroom penthouse with wraparound views. The building isn’t expected to be completed until 2027, but supposedly, many of its marquee residences are already spoken for.
80 Clarkson 80 Clarkson is nearly sold out and likely the best- and fastest-selling building of the year. Its developers, Zeckendorf, prefer to keep things under wraps. | Credit DBOX for Zeckendorf Development | https://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/west-village/80-clarkson-570-washington-street/60533
Ondel - 80 Clarkson
80 Clarkson 80 Clarkson topped out as of late July 2025 (CityRealty)
Find below, the year’s best-selling buildings by contract volume, the top individual signings of 2025 so far, and active listings in those buildings. While the top performers span much of Lower Manhattan, clusters emerge around Billionaires' Row, the West Side waterfront from Chelsea through the West Village, and some sizable developments in the Financial District and Tribeca.






NYC's Top 20 Best-Selling Apartment Buildings by Contract Signed

Ranked by total dollar volume of signed contracts using last reported asking prices

#20. The Henry
Broadway Corridor

10 availabilities from $6,550,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $60,634,999 (11 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,619
Avg. Last Ask Price: $5,512,273

Positioned just moments from Central Park, The Henry is a rare new development that channels the timeless elegance of the Upper West Side. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and developed by the Naftali Group, the building’s hand-laid brick, Indiana limestone, and classic setbacks create a refined presence among the neighborhood’s most iconic prewars. Its 18 stories are home to a curated selection of expansive residences, including half- and full-floor layouts, as well as townhouses and penthouses.

Inside, The Henry’s residences blend traditional scale with tailored sophistication: think grand entry foyers, high ceilings, solid wood doors, and custom kitchens fitted with Miele and Sub-Zero appliances. Spa-like baths are wrapped in marble with Waterworks fixtures, rain showers, and radiant-heated floors. The amenity offering is equally impressive, with highlights including a private porte-cochere, rooftop terrace, two-lane bowling alley, pickleball court, spa, and an elegantly appointed club floor with dining room, lounge, and library garden.

The Henry, #8C (Compass)

#19. 111 Murray Street
Tribeca

10 availabilities from $2,150,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $62,460,000 (5 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,385
Avg. Last Ask Price: $12,492,000

111 Murray Street is one of downtown Manhattan's most elegant architectural achievements of recent years, soaring 792 feet with a distinctive curved glass facade that flares dramatically at its pinnacle. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, this 58 story tower features a sophisticated structural design with column free corners where curved floor-to-ceiling windows provide unobstructed views of the World Trade Center, Hudson River, and panoramas stretching from central New Jersey to the Hudson Valley.

The building's 157 condominium apartments showcase interiors designed by AD100 designer David Mann, featuring custom Molteni kitchens with cerused White Oak cabinetry trimmed in soft black metal and Calacatta Borghini marble islands with book matched waterfall edges. High end finishes include Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances, Dornbracht fixtures in custom soft black matte finish, and radiant heated floors throughout bathrooms.

Residents enjoy over 20,000 square feet of amenities designed by David Rockwell, including a 75 foot indoor lap pool, a unique heated stone hammam (one of the city's only residential hammams), a 3,000 square foot fitness center with movement studio, and beautifully landscaped gardens by Edmund Hollander. Additional amenities include a patisserie featuring James Beard bakery Baked TriBeCa, private dining room with demonstration kitchen, children's playroom with interactive Imagination Playground, teen room, media room, and residents' lounge.

111 Murray Street, #30A (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

#18. The Astor
Broadway Corridor

1 availability for $5,600,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $64,845,000 (12 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,967
Avg. Last Ask Price: $5,403,750


The Astor, #305 (Sothebys International Realty)

#17. 212 West 72nd Street
Broadway Corridor

13 availabilities from $2,545,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $65,850,000 (13 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,458
Avg. Last Ask Price: $5,065,385


212 West 72nd Street, #18E (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

#16. 720 West End Avenue
Riverside Dr./West End Ave.

19 availabilities from $1,005,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $66,910,000 (38 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,773
Avg. Last Ask Price: $1,760,789


720 West End Avenue, #8A (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)

#15. Madison House
Murray Hill

9 availabilities from $2,195,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $67,690,000 (8 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,359
Avg. Last Ask Price: $8,461,250


Madison House, #59A (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

#14. 200 East 75th Street
Lenox Hill

5 availabilities from $5,150,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $68,565,000 (9 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,722
Avg. Last Ask Price: $7,618,333


200 East 75th Street, #PH1 (Compass)

#13. Bergen Brooklyn
Boerum Hill

16 availabilities from $825,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $68,950,000 (31 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,815
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,224,194


Bergen Brooklyn, #607E (AVDOO & PARTNERS DEVELOPMENT MARKETING INC)

#12. The Katharine
Greenwich Village

No public availabilities


2025 Contracts Sum: $69,275,000 (7 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,136
Avg. Last Ask Price: $9,896,429

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Penthouse roof deck

#11. 56 Leonard Street
Tribeca

6 availabilities from $2,265,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $72,390,000 (6 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,648
Avg. Last Ask Price: $12,065,000


56 Leonard Street, #47W (Serhant)

#10. 200 Amsterdam
Lincoln Center

9 availabilities from $3,950,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $82,135,000 (8 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,045
Avg. Last Ask Price: $10,266,875


200 Amsterdam, #32B (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

#9. 140 Jane Street
West Village

No public availabilities


2025 Contracts Sum: $82,950,000 (3 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,532
Avg. Last Ask Price: $27,650,000

BKSK Architects | Leroy Street Studio | Corcoran Sunshine BKSK Architects | Leroy Street Studio | Corcoran Sunshine

#8.108 Leonard
Tribeca

4 availabilities from $2,295,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $87,185,000 (12 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,585
Avg. Last Ask Price: $7,265,417


108 Leonard, #10C (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

#7. 255 East 77th Street
Lenox Hill

9 availabilities from $5,300,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $90,020,000 (15 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,523
Avg. Last Ask Price: $6,001,333


255 East 77th Street, #3C (Compass)

#6. Sutton Tower
Beekman/Sutton Place

13 availabilities from $1,825,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $91,520,000 (18 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,751
Avg. Last Ask Price: $5,084,444


Sutton Tower, #PH78 (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)

#5. 35 Hudson Yards
Midtown West

12 availabilities from $4,600,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $110,460,000 (15 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,348
Avg. Last Ask Price: $7,364,000


35 Hudson Yards, #7403 (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)

#4. Central Park Tower
Midtown West

11 availabilities from $8,800,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $114,425,000 (5 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $5,995
Avg. Last Ask Price: $22,885,000

(Extell Development Company)

Central Park Tower, #82E (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)

#3. One High Line
Chelsea

26 availabilities from $2,495,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $133,405,000 (23 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,102
Avg. Last Ask Price: $5,800,217

One High Line (Evan Joseph)

One High Line, #E18A (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)

#2. 50 West 66th Street
Central Park West

11 availabilities from $5,995,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $275,085,000 (26 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,297
Avg. Last Ask Price: $10,580,192

(Binyan Studios)
50 West 66th Street (April 2025)

50 West 66th Street, #53N (Corcoran Group)

#1. 111 West 57th Street
Midtown West

6 availabilities from $13,800,000


2025 Contracts Sum: $277,000,000 (12 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,925
Avg. Last Ask Price: $23,083,333


111 West 57th Street, #57 (Sothebys International Realty)

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